Join Dan Caplis Law and support Catholic Charities
Now through December 31st, Dan Caplis Law will match all donations to Catholic Charities up to a total of $100,000. Together, we are an extended family, supporting neighbors and transforming lives.
“Denver would fall apart tomorrow without Catholic Charities.” — Dan Caplis
A stumble on the road doesn’t mean your journey is over. Catholic Charities is there when our Colorado neighbors reach a fork in the road between hopelessness and hope.
Struggling families find shelter at Samaritan House and women are supported through Marisol Services. Little ones receive high quality early education at our centers and veterans and seniors have access to safe independent living at Catholic Charities Housing. Individuals find support at St. Raphael Counseling and a blanket of behavioral health services wrap around all our Catholic Charities ministries. From the Western Slope to the Eastern Plains, north to Fort Collins and across the Denver metro area, the list of what Catholic Charities does and who we serve is extensive.
But it only works through our collective support. You can make a real difference by getting involved today.
Now through December 31st, Dan Caplis Law will match all donations to Catholic Charities up to a total of $100,000. Together, we are an extended family, supporting neighbors and transforming lives.
“Denver would fall apart tomorrow without Catholic Charities.” — Dan Caplis
A stumble on the road doesn’t mean your journey is over. Catholic Charities is there when our Colorado neighbors reach a fork in the road between hopelessness and hope.
Struggling families find shelter at Samaritan House and women are supported through Marisol Services. Little ones receive high quality early education at our centers and veterans and seniors have access to safe independent living at Catholic Charities Housing. Individuals find support at St. Raphael Counseling and a blanket of behavioral health services wrap around all our Catholic Charities ministries. From the Western Slope to the Eastern Plains, north to Fort Collins and across the Denver metro area, the list of what Catholic Charities does and who we serve is extensive.
But it only works through our collective support. You can make a real difference by getting involved today.
Your gift is transforming lives, thank YOU!
TAX CREDITS
A tax credit is a dollar for dollar reduction on the taxes you owe, as opposed to a deduction that reduces the gross income on which your taxes are calculated. The tax credit program through which you donate determines the credit amount. See descriptions below and please call 720.799.9311 with any questions.
CHILD CARE
CONTRIBUTION CREDIT
Support children in need and receive a 50% state credit.
This credit seeks to increase the quality and availability of child care in metro Denver. The state of Colorado allows you to take a 50% tax credit on your state income taxes when you donate to Catholic Charities. Your gift will support:
Our Early Childhood Education Program provides quality education and child care at six locations in the Denver Metro area. Marisol Homes provides safe and secure emergency and community-based housing for pregnant women, and single women with children, who are experiencing homelessness. Samaritan House focuses primarily on serving women, families and veterans who are experiencing homelessness and food insecurity.
This is a tax credit, not just a tax deduction. For more information about this tax credit, click the red button below.
Colorado Homeless Contribution Income Tax Credit
Support families and individuals experiencing homelessness and receive a state tax credit.
The State of Colorado allows you to take a 25% tax credit on your state income taxes when you donate to any one of these four Catholic Charities' homeless shelters through the Colorado Homeless Contribution Income Tax Credit:
- Samaritan House (Denver)
- Samaritan House Women's Shelter (Denver)
- Guadalupe Community Center (Greeley)
- Samaritan House Fort Collins
This is a tax credit, not just a tax deduction. For more information about this tax credit, click the red button below.
TAX CREDITS
A tax credit is a dollar for dollar reduction on the taxes you owe, as opposed to a deduction that reduces the gross income on which your taxes are calculated. The tax credit program through which you donate determines the credit amount. See descriptions below and please call 720.799.9311 with any questions.
CHILD CARE
CONTRIBUTION CREDIT
Support children in need and receive a 50% state credit.
This credit seeks to increase the quality and availability of child care in metro Denver. The state of Colorado allows you to take a 50% tax credit on your state income taxes when you donate to Catholic Charities. Your gift will support:
Our Early Childhood Education Program provides quality education and child care at six locations in the Denver Metro area. Marisol Homes provides safe and secure emergency and community-based housing for pregnant women, and single women with children, who are experiencing homelessness. Samaritan House focuses primarily on serving women, families and veterans who are experiencing homelessness and food insecurity.
This is a tax credit, not just a tax deduction. For more information about this tax credit, click the red button below.
Colorado Homeless Contribution Income Tax Credit
Support families and individuals experiencing homelessness and receive a state tax credit.
The State of Colorado allows you to take a 25% tax credit on your state income taxes when you donate to any one of these four Catholic Charities' homeless shelters through the Colorado Homeless Contribution Income Tax Credit:
- Samaritan House (Denver)
- Samaritan House Women's Shelter (Denver)
- Guadalupe Community Center (Greeley)
- Samaritan House Fort Collins
This is a tax credit, not just a tax deduction. For more information about this tax credit, click the red button below.
FACES OF HOPE
New Citizens Celebrated at Centro San Juan Diego
For nearly two decades, Centro San Juan Diego—a ministry of Catholic Charities in Denver—has stood as a “home away from home” for the Hispanic community, serving more than 5,000 individuals each year. Continuing the Catholic Church’s long tradition of welcoming and integrating immigrants into the life of the Church and society, Centro remains committed to … Read more
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Becton Dickinson Volunteers Help at Holy Family Plaza
Sixteen employees from Becton Dickinson spent the day volunteering at Catholic Charities’ Holy Family Plaza, a housing community for seniors and individuals with disabilities in Denver. The visit was part of the company’s ongoing commitment to community engagement and service, and their efforts made a visible impact on both residents and staff. Throughout the morning, … Read more
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Little Flower Assistance Center: Meeting a Growing Need
As the government shutdown continues and the cold winter temperatures approach, the Little Flower Assistance Center in Aurora has seen a sharp increase in families seeking help. Last week alone, the Catholic Charities’ center served more than 1,000 people – about 150 to 200 more individuals than usual – through its food bank and clothing pantry. “We’re seeing families … Read more
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Nancy Finds Renewal at the Mulroy Day Center
For more than a decade, Nancy has been part of Catholic Charities’ Kinship program—a resource she calls a “lifesaver.” As a caregiver and grandmother raising three grandchildren all on the autism spectrum, Nancy has faced every challenge with quiet strength and unwavering love. Through the Kinship program, Nancy found more than advice—she found understanding, encouragement … Read more
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Finding Balance and Connection Through Mulroy Center
When Bill and Bobby exchanged vows in 1984, their hearts were full of hope and excitement for all that lay ahead. For many years, life was kind to them—they were healthy. But like so many couples who promise to love one another through sickness and health, they could never have imagined how deeply those words … Read more
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Respect Life Denver Event Inspires the Faithful to Renew Their “Yes”
The room was filled with warmth, laughter and a shared sense of mission as more than three dozen advocates gathered for Respect Life Denver’s Gospel of Life Workshop on Saturday, October 18, 2025. The day offered not only formation but also a renewal of heart for those seeking to live out Christ’s love in the … Read more
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DJ’s Story: Finding Her Way Forward
*Stock image chosen to protect privacy* Before coming to Marisol Homes, DJ was living in a tent, struggling with a meth addiction and caught in a violent relationship. When she learned she was pregnant, she realized how truly exhausted she was of living this way—tired of being hungry, tired of moving from one encampment to … Read more
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Riding with Purpose: Olympic Hopeful Codey Cook Finds Faith and Community with Team Samaritan
When Codey Cook was a teenager in Michigan, he didn’t imagine his Olympic dream would one day lead him to Colorado Springs—or to a cycling team that shares his Catholic faith and his desire to serve others. “I’ve wanted to be in the Olympics since I saw the Olympics for the first time back in … Read more
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The Power of Showing Up: Why Volunteering Changes Lives (Including Yours)
Imagine waking up knowing that, because of you, someone has food on their table. A child feels safe. A family has hope again. Now imagine going through your whole life and never using your time or talents to help someone else. Which version of your life would you be most proud of? Every day, our … Read more
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With City Funding in Question, St. Valentine is More Important than Ever for the Unhoused
As the City of Loveland faces crisis over funding for homelessness initiatives, Catholic Charities’ St. Valentine Permanent Supportive Housing now stands as the primary place in the city offering long-term housing and support for people experiencing homelessness. In recent weeks, challenges have risen after the city’s temporary shelter permit expired, leaving dozens without a place … Read more
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Hope on Wheels: Marisol Health Goes Mobile
Catholic Charities’ Marisol Health Mobile is taking life-affirming care directly into neighborhoods, college campuses, workplaces and community events across Northern Colorado. This mobile clinic brings support, guidance and compassion to women who may feel alone, scared or uncertain, offering a tangible presence of hope and accompaniment where it is most needed. Equipped with advanced ultrasound … Read more
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Supporting Families, One Diaper at a Time
Raising young children can be both joyful and challenging, especially for families facing financial hardship. For parents navigating diapers, wipes, meals and the daily demands of childcare, even small supports can make a monumental difference. Catholic Charities’ Early Childhood Education (ECE) programs not only provide high-quality learning environments for young children but also offer practical … Read more
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Marilyn’s Mission: A Mother’s Love Extending Beyond Her Own Family
As the mother of nine children, Marilyn Gore knows all about the joys – and challenges – of parenting. In addition to her own family, she has spent decades supporting and encouraging countless mothers and babies across the Denver metro area. Her home is often filled with little ones, including three-month-old twins she recently brought … Read more
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LISTEN: Senite Sahlezghi Explores Mental Health, Youth and Human Dignity with Respect Life Radio
The teenage years have always been a time of growth, discovery and challenge. But being a high school student in 2025 is something uniquely noble and uniquely fragile. “What a noble age this is to be a high schooler, but also how precarious and really how fragile it is to be one in 2025, in … Read more
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Huey Min’s Leap of Faith: Finding Home Far From Home
Starting over isn’t easy – especially when it means leaving everything, and everyone you’ve known behind. At just 21 years old, Huey Min arrived in Denver, not knowing a soul, carrying the weight of that decision. It was a leap into the unknown, driven by the hope of building a life on her own terms. … Read more
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